The study found that 20 percent of the fine particulate matter (PM2.5) in Delhi during the post-monsoon period originated from crop fires. Diwali festivities and fireworks have further deteriorated the city's air quality.
Black carbon from crop burning contributes to haze formation and health issues. On severe days, crop fires could contribute up to 50-75 percent of PM2.5 in Delhi.
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